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peak almos, Confessed HIS Crime.

MOUNT EoLLY, N. j., July II
Barclay Peak still exhibits an iron
nerve, and expresses indifference as to
his fate. Early 10 his Imprisonment
Peak came near admitting his guilt TO
q lady who visited him. Oce Sunday
afternoon in March Mrs. Samuel TAt
lor and Mrs. DR. Smith, reprssentin2
the women's Christian Temperance ce
Unicn OF Mourt Holly, visited the jail
and converted with Barclay. Mrs
Taylor spoke ot people acting thought.
lessly, and continued: ~! you had
thought of the oonsequen res, Barclay
you wouldn't have shot Katie Ander.
son." mo, I wouldn't he replied
and instantly added, II did NOT shoo
her, anyhow" Ths ladies never men
toned the conversation TO any one ii
the trial was over, as Mrs. lay !cr fearec
being called as witness.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
THIRD EDITION.
Personal.

Geo T. Press has arrived in our city
from Kings Mill, Ohio, and will stop
with John W. Geary, No 2l6 Market
street, for q few days, after which he
will return to his home al Yorklyn,
Christisna Hundred.
MrssRobert Walker and &c n, OF Ken
nett Square, Pa, have been passing .
week with Mr.. and MRS. Les Martin OF
this city.
The Misses Pussy, OF this city, are
visiting the family of E. 7. Swayne, of
Kennett Square, Pa
The Rev. Charles r. Murray 10 .,
Spring Lake, N. j.
Lesi @. Bird. Esq, snd wife are at
the West End Hotel, Long Branch.
-Caotain Samuel @. Dapney has been
appointed to the command OF the yacht
Falcon.
Mrs Mary Jones, Of Middletowpl
was In the city yesterday, guest as TIT
Clayton House.
Q1srtermsst.r y Sergeant Harvey B
Vandegrift was in Dover yesterday
looking af'er the equipment OF TrooI
b, D. N G.
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Iss,svnf,eiphta Items.

purIApELpHIA, July 13.-Bakers
George n. Palmer and II. Schmio, as
well a. George W. Miilet, who sold
poison to them, were placed under S6oO
pail zach by Magistrate Lennon yestar.
day TO answer In court for the criminal
acts With which they are charged. NO
hearing was given in either case, the
defendants. through their counsel, waiv-
ing hearings and furnishing bail
Palmer. who was already uoder 300
hail. obit cted TO bsing Obliged to fur
nish what he called exorbitant bail,
and bis counsel uree1 that as the Coro :.
ner had already held him In the sum OF
81, 600 It was unnecessary to impose any
more.
Tho magistrate took this view OF the
oase 10 some extent. He said that
upder ,be circum stances he would not
increase the bail which be had before
hxed, but insisted on he $500 bail being
found.
H.W. Amer'iug, president OF the
uti.Adults ration society said yester
dsy that he would cause no more ar
rests for the present, but that b
,houo CHI that every body connected with
90 deadly q scheme should be reached
in some way by the law. "cher
ought TO be-" he said, ''no palliation o
excuse for any one engaged In seliinl
or using or directing the use OF commo
yellow paint In articles OF food ~
substitute for eggs"
Edmund Helm and wife, CT 1925 Wa
der street, Mary A. Wolf, Louisa
Wolf and Annie X Haigh, throug
their counsel, P. F. Rothermel. yestel
day began suit in Court OF Com
Pleas No. 1 against Aschenbach q MI
Ter, druggists, The frat case is TO =,
cover damages for the death or chiio
The second for the death OF husband
and the other two for sickness ana sn
feriug said to have been caused oy co
oriug mater sold by the defendants I
baker Schmid, of Vienna street An
Fran ford road. The allegation is tha
Aachenbach & Miller knew the matte
was Injurious when they dispose OF i
An italian named Luigi SicArco, /.
years old, died at the Penpsylvanl
Hospital on Monday morning. from Tn
effects of blows upon the head with
poker. ALLEGED TO have been dealt hill
by Enrioo CeIu,ti. Both men were en-
ployed in o bakery. C.rutti escaped
and Chief of Detectives Wood yes,erda
teleeraphed a description OF him to q
police stations and to other cities.
Margaret Gregg, 81 years old, OF 6t
Alaska street. attempted suicide yeste
day by taking laudanum at her hom
A doctor WAS called scun after she hs
swallowed the drug, and he succeeds
in saving her lie.
The Grand July has fonnd about i
bills on the June reiurns Of the const
bles Of the different wards against Ia
ern keepers for selling liquor without
! license.
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Held for Court.

Lydia saulsbury, q dsmure. looking
colored girl, was arr.igned at this
mornings session OF the city court,
charged with the larceny Of . lot OF
clolhlng, . watch, ring and other ar.
ticles from Mrs. wharton, Of No. 33l
East Fourth street, by whom che was
employed % . domestic. The theft was
com United On Saturday, and Sergeant
McVey arrested the accused yesterday.
After hearing the evidence, Judge
Oummins committed her In default Of
$500 bail for court.
Leonard White, quite q nice looking
young man, was also charged with lar.
csuy. The testimony showed that
White, with several others, including
two brothers named Copeley, were sit.
| ting together at the boarding house oil
the latter on French street last Sunday
All hands had been drinking, and one
Of the party took Oopeley's silver watch
from bis pocket. 1t was not claimed
that White took the watch, but ns 1
was shown that he was with the other
when they tried to cell 1t, he was helt
as An acoomplice In $500 bail for Court
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
A New Castle.

The preliminary meeting of those 10
favor OF forninR new Castle of tn.
Knights OF the Mystic Chain held last
evening at the residence Of Josiah Nc
C.i No s02 Madison street, was well
attended, and numb : OF new nsmet
we're added TO the charter list Thit
Castle will make the third OF the ord er
ia this city. Horace G r ,ttew. John
B S.radley and josiah hcOall were
appointed . com nittee 70 secure ha
aud 1t was decided to hold anothti
meeting next Tussday evening al
o'c och, at the residence CT Horace q
Rsttew, No 6l5 West Fourth street
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
No NJ MosQnltoes.

James Bradford, Eco, who has re-
turned from visit to Rehoboth, reports
the place free from mosquitoes and the
guest at the hotel more numerous than
usual. According to his views, Reho.
both is o pleasant place for recreation,
and In livery way calculated to promote
the health OF those sufferlng with the
Complaints incident to the hot weather
and over attention to business. The
soldier boys may therefore feel assured
that they need not expect 10 experience
any undue iscom fort during their en-
campment there.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13

The following de 'crioed real estate. viz:
All that csrtain lot, piece or parcel Ct
land with tie two story brick dwelling
tn ereon erec:ed situate in the city of VIII
mington, bounded and described ssfollows,
to wit:
Beginning at the eas.erly si3e Of Wilson
street. bet tkeen lay lor and Ninth street at
tie distance OF about ll3 feet e3 inches
frs m the northerly side Of Taylor street,
tcerc, easterly parallel TO Taylor and Ninth
streets lad through the c 'n;re of the party
wall OF the hou5e adjoining on the Forth Il
feet IL in hes to the westerly sids OF q 3 feet
vide alley lead ing into Iayler etreet, II ence
thereby southe:ly and parallel 10 wilson
street IA feet 9 inches, N ore or les, 20 cor.
ner tn nee westerly para tel to Ta,lor street
az through the centre of the patty wall oil
tho house sdIoiniog on the s1u.h II feet II
inches TO the side of wilson street a oresaid
and theocs thereby noI therly u feet inch ei
n ore or le tc tie place Of eeg ming be the
contents thereof what they may, with the
use OF said alley in common forever.
seIzsd and taken in execution as t1t
property OF John H. Rcss and Abariils, hi!
wife, and I. and to be sold by
GILES LAMBSOc, Sheriff.
Sheriff Othce, Wilmington, July =, lss7
jyT.eod Is
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
ON SATU RDAI,
THE 18TH DAY OF JULY, 1887,
The following described real estate. viz:
AT ? O'Clock p. M,

The following described real estate, viz:
All that LOT or parcel ofland situate In White
Clay Creek Hundred, in tn" county nf New
Castle ana State of Delaware, bounded ana
described as follows to Wit:
BEGINNING at corner black oak tree stand.
ing in Il line Of fland of Will,ain Pennington,
thence with said land south degrees, east y
perches to stone thence with lands OF rseph
u rifith north 81 degrees, east 81 pe-ehes 10
a stone, thence south "a 3-i degrees. east
b 7-iO perches 10 corner maple, thence
north 81 degrees, east 6perches 10 corner
maple, thence with the land Of the heirs OF
wi am Mot ersll north ~ la degrees, west IA
per chs and: north IS l-2 degrees, west ~ a
perches to the line of land now or late OF Ed
ward ID, Porter, the nee with said last mem
toned land of Ch.rles Murpheg south 81
degrees, west "A i ptrches to the place OF be-
ginning, containing IS acres, more or less,
and also the free and uninterrtLpt d us /,
liberty and privilege of a passage IN ana
along a certain ' rivate road OF IL feet IN
width. beginning for the centre thereof az a
point in the line dividing the above sescrioed
premis from the al resaid land OF Wi lam
Pennington AT the distance of feet norm OF
the sonthweSt corner ot the above Described
premists ans running thence south ~ ue-
grees, est % feet 10 the Newark road.
Srized and taken In execution As the property
| Of Mariana Peers, formerly Mariana Russsii;
| deceased, ID. Frank Biggs, administrator ol
| Mariana Peters. formerly Mariana H. sseii'
IdeCeased), and to ne sold by
GLE, LAMBSON, sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Wilmington, June ~, 1857.
l tyl-eod-ts
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mrs. koWe's stAtement.

Mrs Rowe, the mother of the idiotic
boy who was tefore the city court on
Monday evening, called at the REPuB
LICAS offics this morning and denied
the testimony OF the witnesses who said
that she beat the child. She says that
he was born an idio'. and that
on account Of his Atilic,ion has
always seemed even noarer TO
her than her other children. She
says that she has never struck or
illireated him In any way, but that
frequently she has been obliged tc
speak pretty sharp to him, and threaten
to whip him IL he did not obey her.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
Referee Case.

The case of John Greenlee against
Thomss Ford, for disputed plumbers
bill was heard yesterday before re-
ferees Joseph L Carpenter, Jr., DR..
Jacob Derrick son and ex-Sheriff John
Pyle. George II. Brown, Esq., appeared
for the plaintiff and Harry G. Turner.
ESQ, for the defendant. A verdict
Was awarded the Plaintiff for the full
amount OF the bill, S98 81.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
s-~s--
A S125, 900 Fire In New York.

NEW YORK, July 70 There was q
disastrous fire this evening In lie ioug
established photograph material house
of E & a. T. Anthony, al t9l Broad.
way. The FIRE orieinsted among some
chemicals stored in the rear OF the third
floor. Ii took az hour TO ge; the flames
under control. Tne Anuhonys vii
probably lose Slt0 Geo G Callmsn &
Co., e.lers IN straw goods, on IL.
ground floor, were damage. by smoke
and water several thousand dollars, a
were tenants In the buildings on eacl
eide. Total loss, Sl25 0C0. Fur Are
men were overcome oy the heat.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
ceiling Liquor without = License.

Samuel PAynter Hitchins OF Mills
bore, Sussex County, had . hearing be.
fore United States Commissioner d.
Redmond Smith ) ssterday on charge
Of selling liquor without having paid
the special tax. The evidence showed
that Hitch ins, " bo has wife and five
children depending on him for support,
mashed his hand last February hile
at work in saw mill. AS he was q.
able to earn anything he commenced
selling liquor, and claims that he did
not know 1t was necessary TO procure a
0 license. About four weeks ago he
was able to return to his work 1t the
mill, when he closed his place and has
not sold any liquor since. The Com
missioner said that he was satisfied
thsre we're many mitigating circum
stances in this case. bat he had no othel
cou :se than to hold him in $500 bail fol
curt. TIE necessary security WAS Ell
tered By William Messig of Millsboro
and he was released.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13

There is man now In this city who
il appealing to the charitable fer assist
snce on the ground that he 10 aa old
soldier, and . member OF the G.. A. q.
He was assisted by some members Oh
Sumper Post, one Of whom was greatly
surprised o short time alter wards 70 see
him drunk on the coast He is Appa.
rently about 80 years OF age, tall and
broad shouldered, and wears blue
coat and pants and slouch hat.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
moonlight Excursion.

The Brotherhood Of the Locomotive
Firemen OF Delaware Lodge. No. s3l,
will make . moonlight excursion down
the bay on the steamer Brandywine,
on Wednesday evening, August y.
Tickets for same, 30 cents. Prof. Eii'n-
gers brass and string band has been
engaged for the occasion, and pleas
ant trip 10 anticipated. All who wish
70 pass an evening on the river shoulo
take this opportunity 70 do 30.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
DvStn of . Young Man.

Edward F. Townsend, son of Charles
w. and Anna Townsend, died last even
ing, at the residence CT bis grandfather.
z. L McKaig, 500 Lombard street. He
was but 20 yea Of age,wa clerk In the
Edgemoor Iron Company. He first was
attacked with quinsy 10 the throat, which
was so malignant that 1t reduced his sys-
TEN to such an extent that he could MOI
rally from the attack.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
gotppIatnts of Fast Running.

Thers are numerous complaints of fist
runniI o h)Tses o. The causeway south
of Market street bridge, especially on
Sunday even rg. There ara SO many run.
ners on the course on that even ug that IL
is actua ly u comfortable AID dangerous
for persons to travel who want to &c
q ong quietly and peaceably. This is ar
inquiry as to whether there Is not law
forbidding horse racing on Sunday,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
ApEx.I.eutena.t Goyerno. Dead.

AsHEvILLE N. G, July IL --Ex.
Governor j. L. Robinson
died last night 1T his home In Franklin,
Macon County, aged 40 years. For two
years he held an important position
under the Indian a fairs division of The
Interior Department; he was thrs.
times Speaks OF of the State House Of Rep
resenta,ives; twice president Of the Sep
ate, and served one term as Lieutenant
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
ApfeDger's so.

Col. Cody Au'enger, the very agreea-
Bile and 20 lite manager OF the F.ie G
Presse, passed the tiftieth mile stone of
his life's journey yesterday and he cele-
brated the occasion last night by giving a
very fine set out for number lf his
friends
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
excursion.

Gouley's excursion n,i9, u u, Il il
morrow, THURSDAY ,uss uaassnmspo mel
mtneton N section viii co% a,a,,op
=, =. the p, W. s. .os b; s''aS a. "a
viii leave the station S.,ntop 6
ave s, Newport 8 ~, n s,'s " ID,
,,k Centre old station l7;hl
s,on +, q Hin 712, Elkton mn mill
aa1a "a ~ At the above stations soId d
Iii sold; afttr .'ior. ,bty arc tlckert
se' GO sorne on 40 or so for sow sa,S nd
oe u IN atom station to'no',V".
Whole tickets
aarf tickets :. n, sspd
az Ticsets for sale at nan ns ,h,|
nn nntIl S 80 p. m, ezpfs'''s
and tic ets only
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
C,yii service sxsniners.

Postmaster Tay lor and his chief clerf
A. X Rab!nson. received " cir commits
sions yesterday from the U nited States
Civil Service Com mission as local civil
service examiners for this city. 1t Ii
also stated that Adam j. Schiack, ex
superintendent OF letter carriers, hal
been appointed an examiner, and re
ceived his commission with the neceE
cary papers for the same.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
New on cers Elected.

The Fame Active Association held q
meeting last evening, and elected tht
following off ceTt: President, William
McGinty; vios president, William An
dersop; recording secretary, g. H
Nisderm aier; fnareial secretary, j. j
Dusar; trea ,urer, Harry Christy; di
rsctors, G. IL. N!eie-maifr, William
Houch William Andersen, j. j. Dugap
FL. Kopp aud j. Biruis; examina iioI
committee, Fl spoe:l, L. Peekey aDt
FL. Kopp.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
The papermakers' Excursion.

The employees Of the Jessup & Moore
Paper Company will give their third
annual excursion to Atlantic City pexl
Saturday. Trains will leave the Angus
tine Mills and the P, W. & B dep, t q,
5 80 q. m. Tickets Tor adults win be
81 IS, and for children 6t cents. Thii
promises to be one of the finest exGur'
sions OF the season.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
Destructive Fires.

A FIRE at the PeIzer Cotton Factory,
near Gre.nville. s. c., on Tuesday de-
stroyed 20. .0G0 bales Of cotton stored In
the warehouse Loss 100000. The Are
was caused by lightning.
The town OF Kuishtsville, near Bra.
zil, Indiana, lost more than twenty
buildings on Tuesday morning by q
fire. Loss, $35 COO; insurance, $12 COO.
The town had jusJ been rebuilt from h
previous FIRE.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
The Trial of Waiter bs


The fact that the trial :
Bacon, the youug attorney Va
rested on Monday Afternoon
with bsing drunk and dlsol
Insulting ladies On the siss
take place this morning nsa
OF drawing o large crowd OF
to the City Hall, They were
doomed to DISAPPOINTMENT
aownfallep young attorney .
in an appearance, He wssis
by q. @. Turner, Esq, wn9s
he WAS sick abed, but hsa
him to entsr a plea OF auiIv,
Judge Cummips declasq
few witnesses to enable ns
mine the enorml,y oil tle ~
4 Miss Martha Solomon Ins
| daughter Of Officer Solomon,
| and testified that on MonaS sSI,
| as she was passing alons aal
labove | Tenth, she was ,,,las ~
Bacon, who afterwards ,o..s .'a
| Eleventh street, when lst ls Y J
| again and asked II be c3tS 5..
lher. She then ran from Dill, hin'
Impression tina. be bad Luz oes. n
oaInet Of lis daugh'er. tsI!
a., 4 ; snu soon as be came up With u &
Irested him. wm. Henry .',I NJ
1Charles II. McWhoilti, Ja3 Jg,)
1.-The above witr esses, spu "a ND Nd
lmins said that be voa,a a.a, II
Isentencs until Bacon Va =
present. ..bar vl,nl
had G ,me OF their own ,,1s sce0,s y.
70 former acts of a liks 70, II |
~,tted N ae, BY the accused, , Oa, us,
deo,ded M..lte Il that as tbsy bad 10, y.
mane1 apa,ed tbs, hs several members ., = =
ses'iaa ses.ra tha, the conduct e.,ia, o. :
ld,snracs ltss,,ns s1t to the profession; SO \,
Ipring The matter belos' aOr ths.
Iuext session, ana asA
UhraI
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The Crop of Drum ks.

John Kirg was arraiened st this
etsien OF the city court
with Drunkenness, and was
sentenced to pay hne OF 81 and costs.
Elizabeth JChnson, Hannah Maull and
William Beyans, all colored, were ad,
judged guilty OF being drunk and dis
Orderly, and sentenced to pay hne ool
50 and costs each.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
Died Suddenly.

Mrs. Merry A. Stevenson, aged 76, re-
siding with her daughter, Mis- John F.
McKaig, at 14C8 VauBuren stI eet, DIED
suddenly yesterday morning of hfalt
diseese. She had been complaining for
soIne time Hor son-in law, John T..
McKaig, was buried just three weeks
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
Pretty ha haard |!

Judge Reed Iuss'cs Tues corpus t's!
oom oonSii nitied by m's5isa'n n ihrss nonII3
r. $s;.s q q =, 1Sos 6Soes,ss'Sa., g Sa.,1Ia. Fni'i
ssing pIc an alleged s. ICsaGrnisb, n
e x ss!iss sslss tsai;s1 S%;ss tat .as ss 8:
before the Mas,s,Irss,ii ssn,,usi dluDfi,,s,l' i,s'
e; e: :;:.:: f.; !: !?
! lTs,.!sss X, 1sssss ssl ssli.sssss's'a ss 's'D |
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uN FRIDAY,
TIE 2agI DAY OF JULY, ls>7,
Az o'tiock. p. m,

A. o'rlock. p, H.,
The following described real estate, viz:
All thai certain lot of land with Il brick
dw lins tH' rrun erected, situa. in he city uf
Wilmington. AsNE tas j. county 4 Il STA Of
delaware, boHnte ! and de crlbed as follows 10
Wit
=" Ginning ata point Oh the sou her V side of
linden street a. thc Ill stance Of 5 leet eastcrv
from IN" ea tcrlN Side franklin %, thence
>oNlheflE paral with Frauklin street ~ feet
- st"rhtr thenc. rt>ttrlN parallel with Lin
deh str ct = ftet inches to a curne", thence
line and franklin street passing through ihe
middle OF the diyIsin Wall. hetween his house
ahd thc house adjoining, on th' east - feet To
the southtri$ tilc ui LinGen street aforesaid
an thence thereby westerly q feet 6 inches u
the place OF begin ming. 0e the contents there
&c
Seized and taken in execution A.. the pro.
perty ofJ. Frank ruth aud Ida NJ, his wife.
an {. t., all to hr sott 10y
GILES JAMESON. sheriff.
/ SheTiff's Once, W iiI4l. gteu. JtiviI 1881,
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mr.. wanamaker to the Ipsuranc M On

Mr. wanamaker to the Insurance Men
John Wauamaker has replied to the
congratulafo latter of the insurance
men of Philadelphia, which he received
on his birthday. After expressing hil
appreciation OF the letter he says he die
not know, until his attention wal
called by them TO the fact, that he car
ried the largest insurance on his life o
an y body in the United States.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
sta,a OF tna Ismpsrntnre
yhe weather.

To morrow promises to be fair, hot
and sultry. Friday fair to cloudy.
with slight thermal changes, followed
by local sho ~ ers
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FIFTH EDITI1
"Ned',5I..

c.T Med" : :, >. Lsary called ., ',Ss,' ,ss =
IAN .,an o. othcs this forenoon !, y we RI
t,on nsrasa OF taking lltils csu,S,Ss ,S sivs "
Ssss SSsssef cut of the Mara.a,t dsata a, wy
sss~ thai ,0y,aas yesterday .iisrno,osa' a''''
,ssir ~ cue ta., Of the poor boy, tbss brn'Ais N
place, in s,., A Levy CouttmsssN' s'ay 4
10 "a. his carriage the clo.' ..
says: w ulsmoln,,
- was not the nsa,s,, :. /
wnen | heard the Doc, t't i,,S. 70
screams I ran and III, ianatt1,' nth
g. ea'e and shouted to iispsa the ee,,t !
",se 70 se verse , his engine, ShIsS G,,ai
ssi's ~hen ! w.' enabled to "u1SA uuS !
IL ,e,.os ~ - out with his foo, psn sna !
any body to tay tbsr usie iss
they didn't. I k,syu aelpsd
uius store was the plscs AZ, T.. y
With b him, and to i, sssrtsa S,Hts '''
@ o. me msm bers Of a laras h,,,
came out and said, .Nsss %. Oa.'
10 carry that boy iu tbs bo,, IVY ".
how else could / o.rry bims Iu, ~
| u had no wagon ana A,us nas.,
me any. The buslpe,, ,u.s uuooa
ont might have said him I'm
ou. office and run 70, a 'tIus dass,,
ididn't. He had CON mand SV's' Y
horses and c,rriases but h. !, y,
Iany. All he couid thin :. y, " !
'loraid me for carrying ths " !
sun. l got him 10 ,bs .u' ..9' '
'Istore, but l was tod 'h' ta ~ .a' !
Morrison drug store. = rss ~ +,
the little fellows crusbsa AZ ~
down over my clothes, bu, y \
The poor little fello. xss AZ, ~,
tailed all the way. VOC you
LIT went to my hear, n.
III am afraid my mamma .iIi nd
for going TO that bridasi H., =,
q TO DR.. Morrison's off y, vh..s y
received a K!nd word, Tbs o A.
.IBring him In, Ned, Nd h, Nv HI N
aI did so, and ther ms a,1i' NJ
'lDr. Morriton gave Il, bp, W., ~
Il bound mp his leg, py,, Ks.|
III wagon and had him ,,i,s i
ni didn't intend 10 ssy MNs,l
& this, but when / found nm \
Iaverythirg, ard poor Nd Il
l want the truth to N
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
DOta.

Any girl wishing work .
good situation st 1904 King Il
The steamer Nauestuct
launched from the Pu.s, |,
CompAny's yard next week.
d B. Jones has pur,hssN
No. Sal Marke. street, and Vi
tho same rs q confectionery s
The Misses Wells, daughut
". Wells, leave ,o-morIov
for Niagara Falls, to be atseui
time.
The Aid Loan Association I
q new series OF steck; the int
will be made on the 2O;h I'D
Office ut Sixth and shiplsy srl
W. j. Conner has been avi
contract for carry ing the mail
the postofiice and the P, ".
tlon. In this city, for the iun
| Nj. VIM. B. Dupnipp, Of
Navy, who has been station !
city for some time past, bu! VI
lily sent TO Philadelphia, was (
ordered back to this city. /
DR.. FAhey OF this city spl
lVirdeu, druggist Of Philadslp|
formed o partnership and |
1.-The drug store Of Drs. Brown !
son 1T Asbury Park, which
lconduct during the summer I
i Register Bradford has q
'kGeo. w. Chandler letters tesu
ON ths estate of Sarah A. Chil
has also granted letters to Ht
sou on the estate Of E1wafd
Hate Of Blackbird Hundred.
e. T. Dilworth has pure
house ajjoinIng bis drug s'ol
lark, and appears to be dolr
profitable business. Ge0ra'
formerly OF Rising Sun, has
the same and appears to %
Imam In the ii2ht place.